CBRE Raises $1.2M

CBRE's 5th Annual Charity Golf Classic, with support from 125 corporate sponsors and matching contributions from private donors, raised over $1.2M for the Donald K. Johnson Eye Centre at the Toronto Western Hospital—home to Canada's largest vision health program at this year's June event. Hosted by CB's Canadian Project Management group in Toronto, the Charity Golf Classic has raised $5.2M over five years. Snapped is Donald K. Johnson Eye Centre'a Dr. Robert Devenyi, Maple Leafs star Darryl Sittler, DS Interiors Constantina Theodoropoulos, CBRE's Greg Moore, and Sheldon Drebin.

Over 300 golfers took part. The event, held at Angus Glen, is one of the largest charitable golf tournaments in the commercial real estate industry. Snapped here are Greg and Darryl just before tee-off.

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